TAILIEUCHUNG - Environmental Goods and Services Negotiations at the WTO: Lessons from multilateral environmental agreements and ecolabels for breaking the impasse

Today, many marketers use specific images that are meaningful to this audience: celebrities such as entertainers, rap singers and athletes; models in fashionable dress; models using specific cultural associations expressed in language and mannerisms; youth representing peer approval; and popular music unique to a specific group of children of color. Other marketing strategies lure young consumers with routine “low” and special discounted prices for over-sized amounts of foods and beverages, such as McDonald’s Meal Deals and 7–11’s Big Gulp oversized beverages | __ International Institut I I 1 Institute for international du I I 1 Sustainable développement I I Development durable http www. iisd. org RADE INVESTMENT AND CLIMATE CHANGE SERIES Environmental Goods and Services Negotiations at the WTO Lessons from multilateral environmental agreements and ecolabels for breaking the impasse mi mill min m ỊỊỊỊỊỊ . it mill mill Aaron Cosbey Soledad Aguilar ill III III III III III III III III III III III Melanie Ashton Stefano Ponte March 2010 Environmental Goods and Services Negotiations at the WTO Lessons from multilateral environmental agreements and ecolabels for breaking the impasse Aaron Cosbey Soledad Aguilar Melanie Ashton Stefano Ponte March 2010 IISD s Bali to Copenhagen project carries out research analysis and networking on trade and climate change in six thematic areas border carbon adjustment liberalization of trade in low-carbon goods and services investment intellectual property rights and technology transfer subsidies for greenhouse gas reductions and fossil fuel subsidies. For more on IISD s work on trade and climate change see trade crosscutting or contact Aaron Cosbey at acosbey@. We gratefully acknowledge the generous support of the governments of Denmark Finland Norway and Sweden. 2010 International Institute for Sustainable Development IISD Published by the International Institute for Sustainable Development IISD contributes to sustainable development by advancing policy recommendations on international trade and investment economic policy climate change and energy measurement and assessment and natural resources management and the enabling role of communication technologies in these areas. We report on international negotiations and disseminate knowledge gained through collaborative projects resulting in more rigorous research capacity building in developing countries better networks spanning the North and the South and better global connections among researchers practitioners citizens .

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• Demographic profile
• education teachers
• financial resources
• reflect disparities
• individual resources
• privileged backgrounds
• Socio demographic profile
• Dairy farmers
• Animal husbandry practices
• Socio demographic profile of dairy farmers
• Correlation analysis of socio demographic profile
• Transitional period
• Relationship of demographic profile
• Demographic profile of dairy farmers
• Dairy farmers with transitional diseases
• Stall fed
• Analyzing demographic profile
• Rearing goat farmers
• Climatic zones
• Extensive rearing goat farmers
• Nutrition status
• Nutrition status of women
• Food grains
• Average sex ratio of the region
• Diabetes mellitus
• HRQOL and selfmanagement
• Lalitpur and Jhansi districts
• Diabetes mellitus subjects
• Sporting bull
• Socioeconomic profile
• Jallikattu bulls
• Sporting bull rearers and rearing
• Demographic and social status
• Key Stakeholders
• Scholarship recipients
• Participating companies
• Application Information
• Candidate profile
• Eligibility